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Suzanne Conboy-Hill

Suzanne Conboy-Hill is a past psychologist; Lascaux Short Fiction, Flash Fiction Chronicles, Mash Stories, and Pen2Paper Finalist; and Best of the Net nominee. Her stories — some SF, some speculative, and some based in grim realism — have been published by Zouch Magazine, Grievous Angel, Full of Crow, Fine Linen, and the Lascaux 2014 anthology amongst others. She lives in the UK with the obligatory cohort of cats. This is her website: http://www.conboy-hill.co.uk/.

NORTH STAR • by Suzanne Conboy-Hill

December 16, 2015Every Day Fiction 37 Comments

“Come on, prezzie time.” Stella’s mother slapped a hat on Stella’s head and held out a tube of sunblock, “You’ll need it to go outside.” “I won’t because I’m not going outside.” “Please, just stop grumping, see if you can’t… Continue Reading →

Fantasy, Stories Australia, Christmas, December Invitational, Suzanne Conboy-Hill

NO ANIMALS WERE HARMED… • by Suzanne Conboy-Hill

November 21, 2013Every Day Fiction 19 Comments

Retrieval: Time = 00.00 Just checked out a doozer of an AI unit the Scavenger crew brought in. Yeah? Specs? Carbon-based so obviously non-sentient, high-end multi-receptor architecture, a CPU that monitors damage and — interesting — limited self-repair capacity. Candidate… Continue Reading →

Science Fiction, Stories entertainment, space, Suzanne Conboy-Hill

ACCOUNTING FOR NITWITS • by Suzanne Conboy-Hill

January 21, 2013Every Day Fiction 11 Comments

“‘Pretty as a picture, no need for brains!’ Daddy always said.” Dora preens at her reflection in the bistro’s art deco mirror, “Well, now I look pretty smart too, don’t I?” Her own joke slides by unnoticed. “Yes, you do.”… Continue Reading →

Humour / Satire, Stories fraud, revenge, Suzanne Conboy-Hill

CAT NAV • by Suzanne Conboy-Hill

September 24, 2012Every Day Fiction 13 Comments

“Now you’ll stay in at night,” Joe told Houdini, the big, orange, cantankerous-looking tabby he was trying to stuff into a carrier. Not flippin’ likely, said Houdini, although of course he didn’t because he was a cat. Instead, he arched… Continue Reading →

Humour / Satire, Stories cats, computer programming, Suzanne Conboy-Hill

NO ARRESTS IN 2039 • by Suzanne Conboy-Hill

September 7, 2011Every Day Fiction 20 Comments

The cab jockey gives me a look from the screen. “Sorry, pal” he says, but he doesn’t look sorry. Halfway between sod-all interest and vindictive amusement, more like. “Cab’s detected puke,” he goes on, while I gurn pained injustice. It… Continue Reading →

Science Fiction, Stories Suzanne Conboy-Hill, taxis

MOONRISE • by Suzanne Conboy-Hill

January 17, 2011Every Day Fiction 16 Comments

Josie looked down at her toes and wriggled them against the cold of the pavement. Should have worn shoes, she thought. Shoes would have been smart. She tugged at her brown cardigan, pulling the open edges closer together across her… Continue Reading →

Humour / Satire, Stories Suzanne Conboy-Hill
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